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Project 2000 curriculum evaluation: the case for teacher evaluation.
Abstract
Project 2000 has changed the role of nurse teachers. Thus evaluation of Project 2000 should incorporate a theoretical framework that not only evaluates the individual school/college of nursing curriculum but also enhances the teachers' professional development. This paper suggests that teacher professional development would be enhanced by teacher self-evaluation (action research). A collaborative approach between teachers and an evaluation co-ordinator would ensure that the quality of the curriculum is maintained (MacDonald 1991). It is argued that the implementation of monitored innovation would fulfil the criteria for the developing school/college of nursing put forward by Holly et al (1989).
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J MacDonald. 1992. Project 2000 curriculum evaluation: the case for teacher evaluation.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0260-6917(92)90035-m
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